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1
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What is cardiovascular conditions

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Heart and blood vessel conditions

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2
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What is thrombosis

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Blood clot

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3
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What is phlebitis

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Inflammation of a vein, usually in the legs

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4
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What is hypertension

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High blood pressure

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5
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What is hypotension

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Low blood pressure

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6
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What type of skin is rose water good for

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sensitive and dry skin

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What type of skin is witch hazel good for

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Oily and acne prone

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8
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What skin is distilled water good for

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sensitive skin

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9
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What skin is orange flower good for

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dry and sensitive skin

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10
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What skin is enzymatic peels good for

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sensitive and dry skin

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11
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What skin is enzymatic peels good for

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sensitive and dry skin

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12
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What is AHAs good for

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Dry and sun damaged skin

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13
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What skin is brush cleansing for

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Oily and acne prone skin

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14
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steaming time for sensitive skin

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5 minutes

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15
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steaming time for mature skin

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10-15 minutes

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16
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Steaming time for dry skin

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5-10 minutes

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17
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Steaming time for oily skin

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10 minutes

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18
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Steaming time for oily skin

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10 minutes

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19
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Examples of infestations

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scabies
lice

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20
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Examples of congenital

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Atomic eczema
Atomic dermatitis
Psoriasis

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21
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What is psoriasis and what does it look like

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A disease where the immune system becomes overactive causing skin cells to multiply too quickly. Thick red scaly patches

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22
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What are some viral skin conditions

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Warts
Herpes simplex (oral herpes)
Herpes zoster (shingles)

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23
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what are some bacterial skin conditions

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Acne
Impetigo
rosacea
Boils
folliculitis

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24
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What is impetigo

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Red sores or blisters on the face

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25
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What are boils

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Pus filled bumps that form under the skin when hair follicles become infected

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26
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what is Folliculitis

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Inflammation of the hair follicles

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27
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What is a fungal condition

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Tinea corporis

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28
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What is tinea corporis

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Ringworm

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29
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What are some pigmentation skin disorders

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Vitiligo
Albinism
Chloasma
Mention
Moles
Port wine stain

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30
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What is vitiligo

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Loss of pigment, patches on the skin

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31
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What is albinism

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loss of melanin, lighter hair and skin

32
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What is chloasma

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Brown or gray patches on the skin

33
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What is lentigo

A

age spots, small pigmented spots on the skin

34
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What is port wine stain

A

birthmark that appears flat red or purple

35
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What massage medium is good for dry skin

A

oil and cream

36
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what massage medium is good for oily skin

37
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Benefits of effleurage

A

relaxation
pain relief
warms muscles

38
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Benefits of petrissage

A

improved circulated
lymphatic drainage

39
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Benefits of tapotement

A

Circulation
tension relief
muscle tone

40
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Benefits of vibrations

A

Muscle relaxation
Pain relief
circulation

41
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Benefits of calamine mask and for what skin type

A

For oily and dry skin
Soothing, oil control, healing, cooling

42
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Benefits of Kaolin mask and for what skin type

A

For sensitive and dry skin
Gentle exfoliation
Soothing
Detoxifying
Improves circulation
Tightening pores

43
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Benefits of magnesium carbonate and for what skin type

A

Oily and acne prone skin types
Oil control, skin soothing, exfoliation, improved skin tone

44
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Benefits of fullers earth and for what skin type

A

oily and combination skin
Oil absorption, exfoliation, brightening effect, soothing

45
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Benefits of rose water and for what skin type

A

For sensitive and dry skin
hydration, soothing, balancing, refreshing

46
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Benefits of orange flower water and for what skin type

A

For sensitive and dry skin
Hydration, soothing, balancing

47
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Benefits of distilled water and what skin type is it for

A

For sensitive skin
Purify, hydration, gentle

48
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Benefits of witch hazel and for what skin type

A

For oily and acne prone skin
soothing, oil control, enhanced cleansing

49
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Benefits of glycerine and for what skin type

A

For dry and dehydrated skin
hydrating, soothing, improved texture

50
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Benefits of almond oil and for what skin type

A

For dry and sensitive skin
Moisturising, soothing

51
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Layers of the epidermis

A

Stratum corneum
Stratum lucidum
Stratum granulosum
Stratum spinosum
Stratum basale

52
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Describe the subcutaneous / adipose layer

A

The structure and function of the fatty layer underneath the dermis

53
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Functions of the ski.

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Secretion
Heat regulation
absorption
Protection
sensation

54
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What is histology

A

study of microscopic structures of tissues

55
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What is mitosis

A

cell division

56
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what does epithelial tissue do

A

protection
absorption
secretion
excretion
filteraton

57
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what does nervous tissue do

A

Signal transmutation
processes information
Support
protection

58
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What does muscular tissue do

A

movement in the body

59
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What are the 3 types of muscle tissue

A

Skeletal
cardiac
smooth

60
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What does connective tissue do

A

supports and binds other tissues together

61
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What does hyperpigmentation mean

A

over production of melanin (darker areas of the skin)

62
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What does hypopigmentation mean

A

Decrease of melanin (lighter patches in the skin)

63
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What are keloids

A

Raised scars

64
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common skin irritants include

A

Purfume
Lanolin

65
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The effects of paraffin wax treatments include

A

Increase circulation

66
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The effects of steaming include the steaming of

A

sudoriferous glands

67
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Acne Vulgaris is

68
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The effects of natural masks include the increase of

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cellular activity in the basal layer of the skin

69
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The effects of the enzymatic peel include

A

desquamating and refining

70
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Contra indications that restrict facial treatments include

71
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Atopic eczema is

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Congenital

72
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Impetigo is

73
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The effects of vibrations include

A

stimulation of nerves

74
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What is trichotillomania

A

mental condition leading to hair loss

75
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What is trichotillomania

A

mental condition leading to hair loss

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